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Task: Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences using relative pronouns from the word bank.
#### Word Bank:
- which
- that
- whose
- who
- whom
- when
- why
- where
#### Sentences:
1. I saw a man ______ I thought was John's father.
2. Anna told me ______ films would be good to see.
3. The driver told us ______ train to catch.
4. She's not the kind of person ______ laughs at others.
5. Have you told everyone ______ the picnic will be?
6. This is the house ______ James used to live in.
7. I'm sure ______ you'll pass the exam.
8. The student ______ dropped the paint must clean it up.
9. He is the player ______ the award was given to.
10. The teacher ______ class was polite got a reward.
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Solution and Explanation:
#### 1. I saw a man ______ I thought was John's father.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "a man," which is a person. "Who" is used for people.
- Completed Sentence: I saw a man who I thought was John's father.
#### 2. Anna told me ______ films would be good to see.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "films," which are things. "Which" is used for things.
- Completed Sentence: Anna told me which films would be good to see.
#### 3. The driver told us ______ train to catch.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "train," which is a thing. "Which" is used for things.
- Completed Sentence: The driver told us which train to catch.
#### 4. She's not the kind of person ______ laughs at others.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "person," which is a person. "Who" is used for people.
- Completed Sentence: She's not the kind of person who laughs at others.
#### 5. Have you told everyone ______ the picnic will be?
- Relative Pronoun: where
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to the location of the picnic. "Where" is used for places.
- Completed Sentence: Have you told everyone where the picnic will be?
#### 6. This is the house ______ James used to live in.
- Relative Pronoun: where
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to the house, which is a place. "Where" is used for places.
- Completed Sentence: This is the house where James used to live in.
#### 7. I'm sure ______ you'll pass the exam.
- Relative Pronoun: that
- Explanation: The relative pronoun introduces a clause expressing certainty or belief. "That" is often used in such cases.
- Completed Sentence: I'm sure that you'll pass the exam.
#### 8. The student ______ dropped the paint must clean it up.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "student," which is a person. "Who" is used for people.
- Completed Sentence: The student who dropped the paint must clean it up.
#### 9. He is the player ______ the award was given to.
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "player," which is a person, and it is the object of the preposition "to." "Whom" is used for people as the object of a verb or preposition.
- Completed Sentence: He is the player whom the award was given to.
#### 10. The teacher ______ class was polite got a reward.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: The relative pronoun refers to "teacher" and shows possession (the teacher's class). "Whose" is used to show possession.
- Completed Sentence: The teacher whose class was polite got a reward.
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Final Answer:
1. who
2. which
3. which
4. who
5. where
6. where
7. that
8. who
9. whom
10. whose
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{who, which, which, who, where, where, that, who, whom, whose}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of personal and possessive pronouns worksheet.